Citing two sources with knowledge, The Times of Israel reported that negotiators from the United States, the Islamic Republic and Qatar fear that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will disrupt the negotiations to end the war by ordering a new attack on Iran, even without Donald Trump's approval.
According to this report, published on Saturday, November 14, the Trump administration currently prefers to force Tehran to accept the American demands regarding the nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz by maintaining the blockade on Iranian ports and worsening economic sanctions.
The "Times of Israel" added: "The Islamic Republic opposes the transfer of its enriched uranium reserves abroad and is only willing to negotiate a reduction in the level of enrichment of these materials in the presence of UN inspectors."
According to The Times of Israel, despite the disagreements, negotiators still thought a final or interim agreement could be reached, but Trump's order to J. De Vance to stop the continuation of the negotiations reduced the hopes for an agreement.
The report also reports on Vance's concern about Netanyahu's almost daily calls to Trump to urge him to renew the war.